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75g softie reef
Some pictures of my 75g softie reef, mushroom dominated.
Full tank shot

Tomini tang, fire shrimp, asst corals

Center of tank, my hard coral (favia frag) is in this picture.

Three of my more camera shy fish in one picture, Royal Gramma, Solarensis Wrasse, sand sifting goby (Valenciennea sexguttata)

Full tank shot

Tomini tang, fire shrimp, asst corals

Center of tank, my hard coral (favia frag) is in this picture.

Three of my more camera shy fish in one picture, Royal Gramma, Solarensis Wrasse, sand sifting goby (Valenciennea sexguttata)

ganrin- Number of posts: 14
Location: Ohio
Tank Size- Gallons : 75g softie reef, mushroom dominated,
Registration date: 2009-03-09
Re: 75g softie reef
very nice i like the tang. great fish to have. is that a flame hawk in the first pict.

SATELLITE- Number of posts: 103
Location: Nova Scotia
Tank Size- Gallons : 80g reef
Registration date: 2009-01-16
Re: 75g softie reef
Yes, my flame hawk is in the shade of the tree shaped leather just to the right of center in the full tank shot.
ganrin- Number of posts: 14
Location: Ohio
Tank Size- Gallons : 75g softie reef, mushroom dominated,
Registration date: 2009-03-09
Re: 75g softie reef
i have the falco hawkfish and his personality is awesome. they are great fish to have. again very nice

SATELLITE- Number of posts: 103
Location: Nova Scotia
Tank Size- Gallons : 80g reef
Registration date: 2009-01-16
Re: 75g softie reef
Beautiful tank Ganrin!
In the first pic I see what looks like checkerboard shading on the back wall. Are you using an eggcrate top? If so, why? Carpet surfing fish?
Is that yellow/green ricordia I see on the left edge of the third pic? You know who you need to call first if you want to get rid of it (and if you're within a reasonable driving distance of KW)
In the first pic I see what looks like checkerboard shading on the back wall. Are you using an eggcrate top? If so, why? Carpet surfing fish?
Is that yellow/green ricordia I see on the left edge of the third pic? You know who you need to call first if you want to get rid of it (and if you're within a reasonable driving distance of KW)
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Cookieman888*Admin*- Moderator

- Number of posts: 192
Location: Kitchener
Tank Size- Gallons : 90 gal mixed reef & BC29
Registration date: 2008-12-06
Re: 75g softie reef
I have 3 different colors of the R. florida,
What I call pumpkin, a light orange with dark centers. (the one in question)

Orange

Blue/Grey

The checkershading is from the gutterguard portion of my tank tops. I added the tops as a "temporary" measure to prevent jumpers while I worked on building my canopy. The canopy has been under construction for about a year and a quarter, so the temporary fix has been somewhat long term.

What I call pumpkin, a light orange with dark centers. (the one in question)

Orange

Blue/Grey

The checkershading is from the gutterguard portion of my tank tops. I added the tops as a "temporary" measure to prevent jumpers while I worked on building my canopy. The canopy has been under construction for about a year and a quarter, so the temporary fix has been somewhat long term.

ganrin- Number of posts: 14
Location: Ohio
Tank Size- Gallons : 75g softie reef, mushroom dominated,
Registration date: 2009-03-09
Re: 75g softie reef
Beautiful tank! great colors, great rockwork...
very nice
very nice
cheech- Number of posts: 24
Age: 31
Location: Montreal
Tank Size- Gallons : 90
Registration date: 2008-12-01
Re: 75g softie reef
cheech wrote:Beautiful tank! great colors, great rockwork...
very nice
agreed,great job

BurgerKing- Number of posts: 90
Age: 17
Location: Barrie Ontario, Canada
Tank Size- Gallons : 75g A. cichlids, 28g community, 10g shellies, 6g fry tank
Registration date: 2008-12-09
Re: 75g softie reef
whats the "tree like" softy called, the one the hawkfish is sitting under in the first pic.....a finger leather?

Jack- Number of posts: 115
Age: 19
Location: Fredericton N.B.
Tank Size- Gallons : 15 gallon fuge + 30 gallon nano reef with mantis shrimp
Registration date: 2009-03-10
Re: 75g softie reef
to me it looks like a colt coral

SATELLITE- Number of posts: 103
Location: Nova Scotia
Tank Size- Gallons : 80g reef
Registration date: 2009-01-16
Re: 75g softie reef
Wowzers...yer tank looks MAGNAFIQUE my friend...awesome job on aquascaping....
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- Number of posts: 243
Age: 33
Location: Waterloo,Ontario, Canada
Tank Size- Gallons : 38g Display, 12g Nanocube
Registration date: 2008-11-25

Re: 75g softie reef
Well the canopy slow build is finally done, 3 weeks ago I put the new canopy on the tank, and took this picture, the lights had been out for a few hrs before the picture so all the corals are closed up.

The canopy was designed to match as close as possible the look of the stand, a standard All-Glass brand oak economy stand. The double doors on the front both open with false centerbrace so the front opening is about 40in wide. I also put the entire front panel on a top hinge, so the top swings up as it is in this picture.
Actinics only on.

The important stuff, the livestock, new full tankshot from tonight.

Right side

Left side


The canopy was designed to match as close as possible the look of the stand, a standard All-Glass brand oak economy stand. The double doors on the front both open with false centerbrace so the front opening is about 40in wide. I also put the entire front panel on a top hinge, so the top swings up as it is in this picture.
Actinics only on.

The important stuff, the livestock, new full tankshot from tonight.

Right side

Left side

ganrin- Number of posts: 14
Location: Ohio
Tank Size- Gallons : 75g softie reef, mushroom dominated,
Registration date: 2009-03-09
Re: 75g softie reef
Some more livestock pictures.




My orange rics have not done well lately, not sure why, the blues have been thriving.




My orange rics have not done well lately, not sure why, the blues have been thriving.
ganrin- Number of posts: 14
Location: Ohio
Tank Size- Gallons : 75g softie reef, mushroom dominated,
Registration date: 2009-03-09
Re: 75g softie reef
New lid looks good ganrin. Shouldn't have any trouble getting in there for bulb changes!
How well are the dual fans working in terms of removing heat and reducing/eliminating condensation?
Matt
How well are the dual fans working in terms of removing heat and reducing/eliminating condensation?
Matt
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The only thing 2 reefers will agree on is
that the third guy is doing it wrong!
Matt

Cookieman888*Admin*- Moderator

- Number of posts: 192
Location: Kitchener
Tank Size- Gallons : 90 gal mixed reef & BC29
Registration date: 2008-12-06
Re: 75g softie reef
Cookieman888*Admin* wrote:New lid looks good ganrin. Shouldn't have any trouble getting in there for bulb changes!
How well are the dual fans working in terms of removing heat and reducing/eliminating condensation?
Matt
I had to put a heater in the sump and put the fans on a timer because the tank dropped to 72degrees with the fans running 24hrs/day. The fans can keep the water temperature 6degrees below room temperature.
The fans come on 1hr after lights on, and turn off 2hrs after lights out now.
ganrin- Number of posts: 14
Location: Ohio
Tank Size- Gallons : 75g softie reef, mushroom dominated,
Registration date: 2009-03-09
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